I found this pretty little door
on a garden shed at an apple orchard in Sebastopol...
Sebastopol, CA
(10/16/10)
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22 comments:
What a fabulous shot! It reminds of the book - The Secret Garden. Pictures of doors and windows are always enjoyed!
It's a pretty neat door :) Would love to know what's inside.
Like going into another world from a secret garden !
Wong
This door is so mysterious yet invites you to open in and go in...
I would love to have a door like that somewhere around our house...spider webs might become a problem, but, it is eye-catching.
What an exquisite photo.
Kay, Alberta
That's so pretty, what a find!
The ivy framing is beautifully rustic in appeal. I love Sebastopol too.
So beautifully done. I love old chippy doors.
Thanks for stopping by to say hi....I see you are familiar with the San Juans.....we had a home in Roche Harbor for l5 years. Such a perfect spot for photography.
Jo
Absolutely charming. And a great example of why I love these memes. I learn to LOOK at beauty that might otherwise be overlooked.
Beautiful picture, and I wonder what's behind the door...
Have a nice day:)
Berit.
Very beautiful photo.
Charming door with all that ivy. But now whenever I see a lot of creepers on a building I recall my uncle's words: "pretty yes, and full of spiders and other bugs you don't want in your house." And that was that. I still like to look at it!
Excellent! I love this. I'm a sucker for vines. :)
a vine covered potting shed? lovely.
Oh, I love that. My door surrounded by the beauty of nature, fantastic shot.
A hidden door, does it lead to a secret garden?
So inviting!
What a wonderful door!! This is a great find.
I love 'hidden' doors. . .on the other side, so much possibility . . .
I lived for many years in Sebastopol, unfortunately before the age of digital photography. What a charming photo of a blessed place. I miss it still.
Such a quaint doorway. I love this shot. It would make a great card. :-)
Gina
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